A to-do list for people who live on the keyboard.
Type one line and press Enter. It lands in the right list with its due date, priority and link already set.
Free. Press n to start typing, ? for every other key.
Fix the flaky login test #work !high tomorrow makes the task “Fix the flaky login test” in the work list, high priority, due tomorrow.
One line, a few markers
Anything the parser recognises turns into a chip under the input as you type. Everything else is the title.
| Type | What it does |
|---|---|
#work | Files it under the list "work". New names make a new list. |
!high | High priority. !low for low. |
today | Due today. tomorrow works too. |
friday | Due next Friday. Any weekday works, short forms too. |
2026-11-03 | Due on that date. |
https://… | Becomes the task's link: a branch, a PR, an issue. |
Every action has a key
The mouse and touch work everywhere too, and so does a screen reader. The keys are for when your hands are already on the keyboard.
Tasks
- n
- New task
- x
- Complete (or reopen)
- e
- Edit in the drawer
- d
- Set the due date
- Enter
- Open the selected task
- Esc
- Close or clear
Move
- j
- Next task
- k
- Previous task
- J
- Move task down the list
- K
- Move task up the list
- /
- Search
- ?
- This cheat sheet
Go to
- g theni
- Inbox
- g thent
- Today
- g thenu
- Upcoming
- g thend
- Done
Your list, on any machine you sign in from.
An account keeps your tasks in one place. There is nothing to pay for.